I know alot of you might not know Natasha Richardson, she's an actress...been in movies and theater.....you might remember her from the movie The Parent Trap......... she's in the news right now, she just passed away. She was learning how to ski, and took a tumble, and has died from head injuries.

So so sad....

It's really bothering me, cause it's like....I don't know...it was just a little vacation...she was learning how to ski with her family...and she just fell, that's it...that's all..she fell..and now she's gone.

It wasn't like a car accident, or a plane crash.....she just fell.

It's just very scary to me, how you can be here one minute...and gone the next....life can be taken away from you...just like that.

In an instant.


Scary.....

Yea i no so sad i was watchin it on the new about it.it just makes you think about things in life

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Yeah it's sad. Also recently actor Ron Silver died too of cancer. I've only seen a couple of Natasha's movies. Not my favorite, however her injury and death seems so oddly sudden. It wasn't as bad at first reports said, but she took a turn for the worse. I feel sad for Liam Neeson, her husband, such a great actor. Hope he and family are coping with loss alright.

I fell one time

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Brandi: i always think of you

It can freak you out, this death business.

My sister got really upset when princess Diana died; not because she had any great love for the vastly overrated Princess Diana, but because it was the first time in her life that someone who she 'knew' had died, and the fact she died so suddenly made it hit home to her quite how fragile life is.

It's one reason I'm glad I don't believe in God.

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yeah its crazy, sudden deaths are always tough, no time to "prepare"
my condolances are def our to her friends/family.

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unfortunately I've had more than my share burying loved ones.
And trust me nothing makes you re-evaluate the world you live in more than having someone you love ripped out of your life.
we hear all these horrific stories and think wow that’s horrible but deep down it doesn’t usually hit home because most of think "it cant or wont happen to me" until that day that it does happen to you or your loved one
You know what’s weird is that with every person I’ve buried I really feel like a piece of me died too and my life has changed dramatically because of it

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Originally Posted by ProTender unfortunately I've had more than my share burying loved ones. And trust me nothing makes you re-evaluate the world you live in more than having someone you love ripped out of your life. we hear all these horrific stories and think wow that’s horrible but deep down it doesn’t usually hit home because most of think "it cant or wont happen to me" until that day that it does happen to you or your loved one You know what’s weird is that with every person I’ve buried I really feel like a piece of me died too and my life has changed dramatically because of it

Exactly...you don't truly realize how it will affect you until it actually does.

We take for granted our loved ones....and we surely shouldn't.

Life is so fragile....it can be snuffed out so quickly.

Always, always, always.....tell the people you love...that you love them.....cause there's gonna come a day....when the last time you tell them...really will be the last time.

Ironically, today I saw one of her recent movies "Evening" at a Deals store for $3.00.

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Always, always, always.....tell the people you love...that you love them.....cause there's gonna come a day....when the last time you tell them...really will be the last time.

I grew up in a refrigerator family, so when it comes to verbal expressions of love, we fail. I've grown accustomed to it so it doesn't bother me, I never say I love anyone, but if they're around me they should already know it; it's a spiritual connection.

So on that same note, don't just tell them you love them, actually love them. Love is beautiful and at the same time it can be ugly; like homeless people having sex. Don't take for granted anything, because life is the greatest privilege. It's nice to be reminded...

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